Chemistry Equations - Unit 4 (Organic)

  1. SN1 and SN2
    • SN1: rate = k[halogenoalkane]1x[nucleophile]0
    • SN2: rate = k[halogenoalkane]1x[nuclephile]1
  2. Preparation of aldehyde
    CH3CH2OH + [O] → CH3CHO +H2O
  3. Preparation of ketone
    CH3CH(OH)CH3 + [O] → CH3COCH3 + H2O
  4. Nucleophilic addition
    • Aldehydes:
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    • Racemic mixture formed due to trigonal planar.
    • Ketones:
    • Same but two no H on carbon.
  5. Hydrolysing hydroxynitriles
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    • Heat under reflux, with dilute acid
    • Racemic mixture of 2 enantiomers
  6. Reduction of hydroxynitriles
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    • Produces a hydroxyamine
  7. Reduction of aldehyde
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    • Use LiH4Al in dry ether, room temperature
  8. Reduction of ketone
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    • Use LiH4Al in dry ether, room temperature
  9. 2,4 Dinitrophenylhydrazine and carbonyl compound
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    Yellow/orange ppt if carbonyl compound
  10. Oxidation of aldehyde
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    • Either use Feelings and warm - red Cu2O ppt
    • Or use Tollen's and warm - silver mirror
  11. Iodoform reaction
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    • Yellow ppt if positive
    • Tests positive for methyl ketone (CH3CO) and methyl alcohol (CH3CH(OH))
  12. Preparation of carboxylic acid (oxidation of alcohol)
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    potassium dichromate, sulphuric acid, reflux
  13. Hydrolysis of nitriles
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    dilute acid, reflux
  14. Carboxylic acids with water and NaOH
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  15. Reduction of carboxylic acid
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    LiH4Al, dry ether
  16. Carboxylic acid and carbonates/hydrogen carbonates
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  17. Carboxylic acids and PCl5
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    Room temperature
  18. Esterification
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    with conc. sulphuric acid in water bath, then pour into dilute NaHCO

    or under reflux with conc sulphuric acid

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    higher yield because not reversible
  19. Carboxylic acids and Cl2
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    UV light, free-radical substitution
  20. Acid Hydrolysis
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    • Conditions: dilute acid (H+(aq) catalyst), reflux
    • Low yield due to reversible reaction
  21. Alkaline Hydrolysis
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    This reaction is used to make soaps
  22. Transesterification
    • Ester + another acid
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    Used to make low fat margarine

    • Ester + another alcohol
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    Used to make biodiesel
  23. Polyesters
    • Condensation polymerisation - small molecule is lost
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    • Used to make fine threads in synthetic fibres
  24. Preparation of acyl chlorides
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    +Reaction of carboxylic acid with PCl5
  25. Acyl chlorides and water
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  26. Acyl chloride and alcohols
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    • Room temperature, 100% yield, easy to separate products
    • Expensive to make acyl chlorides, toxic HCl given off
  27. Acyl chloride and ammonia
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    makes an amide

    • with excess ammonia, white smoke of NH4Cl forms
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  28. Acyl chloride + amines
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    makes N-substituted amide
  29. Reduction of acyl chlorides
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    add LiAlHand dry ether
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Chemistry Equations - Unit 4 (Organic)
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